Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
THEPLAN OF THE PARADE.
TNE PLAN OF III u FAhNDN'
General Cookies order for the tor'
nation and Movement
line.
RIcnNnNp. N. October ej. rs

2 Chief-Marshal General Hampton. Cover
Lee and staff. and assistant marsnals.
3. Cn their left, volunteer uniformed cayal-
ry. their right opposite t0ushce street. MAJOR
Otway Allen commanding.
4. BctTeen First aud second streets. invited
guests I'm carriagee, two abreast In charge OF
Assistant Marshal 4. d. Sterke.
;. X. +. lee Camp. no. l. Confederate Fcte-
rams, right resting on Second street Com
mauder a. l.. Phillips commanding.
g. Pickett. Buchanan. StOncwall JACKSON,
Maury, and other veteran camps. and all Con-
federates not belonging 20 organizations who
may desire to march In line, right resting at
Third street: commanded by General william
McComb Aids: Colonel H. |. Fleming. Cap
tain James NJ. Garnett, Captain j. ii. OBAn-
non.
Line, Army and Navy society Of Maryland. and
other organizations from Maryland and Wash
ington; commanded by General Bradley T..
johnson; General George II. Steuart, division
marshal.
3. Right resting on Sixth street. Confederate
veterans, mounted: commanded by General
Williams c. Nickham.
Q. Grand Lodge Of Virginia MasOusanl escort
will form on south side of Broad street, facing
north, on the right the Virginia volunteer in-
fantry, In the order in which they VIII march {;
Will follow Druids, &c
The column Will move promptly at 1890
o'clock a. ~. and should take position about
9:S0
I he ORGANIZATIONS FORMED on lne nofln 500
Of Broad street viii couutermargb, passing In
review those formed on south side. When the
mounted COufederates have passed. tho North
Carolina and other state infantry, they will
wheel into line ana follow them. The virginia
volunteers will follow the North Carolina aud
other state infantry In the order IA which they
are formed. The artillery will follow the Nir-
ginia volunteers, the cadets, the artillery.
The organizations IN the side streets viii
take up the line Of march as their positions are
.NaHa fnN Lou
Washington and Lee University, Medical Col
lego II Virginia, Richmond Baptist College,
aud other students, Flk'. Junior Order Ameri-
can Mechanics. Firemen's Society Of AleXan-
dria, DruidS. and other societies IN regalla-
Grand Lodge OF Virginia Nasons and escort.
The City Fire Department will form Oa Main
street, head OF column at Nineteenth, and
when tho Masons have passed VIII take posi-
ton in line on south side Of Broad street facing
north.
/. Right resting on First street, North Caro-
lima and other state troOO., commanded by
-. will follow mounted Veterans.
2 Right resting on Second street. BLACKS
burg Virginia Military Institute, and othey
cadets, commanded by General l.. l.. LOmaX
will follow artillery.
g. Virginia volunteer infantry. left resting a
Second street. under command Of General
Charles j. Anderson. 10 whom all virginia vol
unteers will report.
4. Artillery. commanded by Major W. +
Simous. will take position On Second street
south OF, and head Of column at Broad vii
report 10 General {. j. Anderson Will IOlON
Virginia infantry.
;. Washington and Lee University. Mcdica
College Of Virginia, Richmond Baptist College
AMI other students will form On Third stre9
south II Broad will follow cadets.
G. Elks, manded hy DyelOn-Earshal J
". Iaube, will foria on Fourth street south 0
Broad will follow students.
Z. Junior Order American Mechanics ant
Fircmoa'- Society, Alc7anIria, Va, com maud
| ed by Division Alarshal. Will form on tltu
! street south of Broad vil,ioll0w Elks.
= Druids aud other societies In r'g1lia
commanded by william q Wynne. Dlvisioi
Marshal will form ou sixth street south o
| Broad will follow junior Order American Me
| chanics and FUemcu'5 Society.
Tho line q march vii! bo down Brold =
! Nineteenth. Nineteenth % Main. up Main Q
| Eighth, Eighth 10 Franklin, ont Franklin
! site Cf n uouumcut.
/ Ntfhe grounds the organizations on foot vii
| he maascd ia front II the stand-disiauce te
! PAGES; the mounted organizauons on the let
! facing down Franklin street Tho ar,lller
win take position on the west OF tho infantry
All organizations viii remain In position I'll
! the end ~ the ceremonies, when national 81
| lutte will be fred oy the artillery. No one wi
! De allowed on the grand stand without titke
Assistant marshas will report AZ the k1
! change liOtcl at clock 4. hl sharp, WI ~
their fashos Will be issued nnd their pO,itio
/ m line assigned them.
North Carolina infantry aGd volunteers fro'
| other state. yin report tO General Charles
! Andersen. Who vii give them all necessary IL
! formgf.0 aul ns-lsfau1e.
By order o. WADE UAHPTON, chief Marsha
JOHN Il. COOKE, Chef Of stan.
Cargta.cs for Inyiicd GuestS.
st meeting OF the Committee o
Invitations and Receptions held la
night the following arrangement Of cal
Iiagcs for invited guests wa3 made, bu
oxp' citing further replies to invitation
the committee has reserved a few cal
rages to meet probable demands
Z. j.. StaiEe, marshal; Henry Bodekor, a
Iirst carriare-Genoral William II. T Lel
| Mrs. General W. II. +. Lee, Robert L. Lee, jr
and r. Boiling Ice.
-ton, General Juhnl \. Ea:ly. DR.. Noses
! ioec, aud iriyaio w. Z. Smith. ot the cOmmi
1hird carriage-Cap;ain GOoert r. Lee Car
| tain Henry {. Lee, Mr.. Henry G.. Lee aud M
Fourth carriage-lIrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mi'
! Daisy Hampton, Miss Ellen Ice. aud CAPITAL
! Daniel ". Lee.
Fifth csrrlage-Colonel Charles Marshal
Hrs. colonel Marshali, Mr. NJ. Nj. Green. an
| Miss - Marshall.
sixth CA ri,ge-Aiss Sarah Randolph. Nj
Nicholas. MAJOR \. ". HarmAn, aud Willlal
! LCVCnstcin. Esq.
seventh carriage Nrs Archer Anderson
| Nr4. ". Gordon McCaOe, Captain W. Gorio
! McCate and sons.
Eighth carriaxe-Mr. General ffeth, Mr
| General Chiffon. General G. VI. wilcox, an
| Mrs. l.. I. Temple
Mimi carriage Colonel Walter II. Taylo
! Colonel Charles :. Ncnablc. SIrgon-Generi
/ AMI Pow i william ,ltnts
Tenth carrisge-Ni-s Mamie T. Hor3le
! Mrs. Louis Webb. Mrs General r. Z. COi5t0
and General K. L. Colstou.
Eleventh cHrriage-GoyernOr Wilson,
! West Virginia: Mrs. Governor Wilson. =
| Governor William 4. Cameron, aud PriSai
| Fraak W. Cunningham.
| Twelfth carriege-COmmander John
! Mitchell, Captain John NJ. Brooke, General
| [. Page. ana Captain L. b. Pcgram.
| Thirteenth carriage Mrs. General j. +.
Stuat. Mrs General Bradley T. Johnson. Mr.
I General Hetty Cary Martin. aud Mrs Colon
| NcIatosh.
Fourteenth carriage General Henry
! Jackson, General Daniel kuggles, Captain Wi
| kiuson, and Captain &. L. VI. SpOttswOOd
! Fifteenth carr agc-PrnvO-t-MGr-hal Ryal
| Colonel +. T. W0Odhu. General John ID. lmD
| don. and Colonel ii. Coalicr CaDcu.
| sixteenth carrtRge-Genc.al Martin 4. VI
Mahon. Colonel illinm Brown, Colonel \.
| dickinson, aud Private Montgomery West.
All invited guests whose names a.
pear in the above list will please repO
at the Senate chamber in the Capitol {
9 A. NJ. tomorrow to Captain E. l
Starke, or if unable to report in perso
will please send their addresses to h
Office. No. 7 south Fifteenth street, {
TO Henry Bodeker, 14l4 Main stree
and carriages will be sent for them.
The carriages Of the Mayors an
Councils of the cities of Richmond au
Manchester will assemble on Graz
street between Eighth and Ninth, faciu
west,